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1 Walking Guide Discover sites with historic links to peace and social justice around St Helier. View Peace Trail films at jerseyheritage.org Association of Jersey Charities, No. 161
2 ST JOHN S ROAD LEWIS STREET CHEAPSIDE KENSINGTON PLACE PARADE ROAD WEST PARK AVENUE THE PARADE 1 ELIZABETH LANE ROUGE BOUILLON WESLEY GROVE MILLENNIUM PARK 3 SEALE STREET YORK STREET UNION STREET 4 HALKETT PLACE CASTLE STREET ESPLANADE 6 BROAD STREET 5 BOND STREET ROYAL SQUARE HILL STREET BERESFORD STREET QUEEN STREET SNOW HILL BATH STREET MULCASTER STREET REGENT ROAD 13 LA CHASSE 14 DON ROAD LA COLOMBERIE LA ROUTE DU FORT HAVRE DES PAS 15 GREVE D AZETTE View Peace Trail films at
3 1 2 7 WEST PARK AVENUE Dorothea Le Brocq hid her Jewish friend Hedwig Bercu in this terraced house for 18 months during the German Occupation. When the Island was liberated on 9 May 1945, Hedwig was finally able to come out of hiding. Dorothea s brave action almost certainly saved Hedwig s life and in 2016 she was posthumously awarded the honour of Righteous Among the Nations by the State of Israel. THE PARADE The Armistice marked the end of fighting on the Western Front but negotiations at the Paris Peace Conference continued for months. In July 1919, Peace Day was celebrated both nationally and locally to mark this new era of peace. Remembrance Day is commemorated each year at the Cenotaph with two minutes of silent reflection and prayer for those who have lost their lives in the service of their country in the two World Wars and subsequent conflicts. 3 YORK STREET The twinning of towns after the Second World War helped unite and heal a war-torn Europe. In 2002 the parish of St Helier was twinned with the German town of Bad Wurzach where English-born Islanders had been interned during the Occupation. This symbolised a long process of peace and reconciliation between the people of Jersey and their occupiers. In 2005 the pavement outside the Town Hall was inscribed with words of peace from former internee Michael Ginns to mark the 60th anniversary of the Liberation. 4 CHARING CROSS A prison was built on this site in 1687 but conditions became very poor and a new prison was built in Newgate Street in the early 1800s. Elizabeth Fry, the Quaker philanthropist and well-known prison reformer, came to the Island in the 1830s and made an inspection of the new prison. Her recommendations for more humane treatment of prisoners included the introduction of useful employment for the inmates as well as a separate facility for female prisoners.
4 5 6 BROAD STREET Pierre Le Sueur served many years as Constable of St Helier and dedicated his life to social reform and improving the living conditions of the poor. He oversaw major projects including the construction of an underground sewerage system, the widening of streets and the clearance of slums. His tireless work to transform St Helier earned him wide acclaim and this monument was erected after his premature death in LIBERATION SQUARE This monument to peace was unveiled in 1995 to mark the 50th anniversary of the Channel Islands being freed from five years of German Occupation. This was a time of great hardship and suffering when families were separated, food and medicine were in short supply and all kinds of civil liberties were curtailed. 7 8 TOWN CHURCH This church is dedicated to Saint Helier who came to the Island in the 6th century looking for an isolated place where he could devote his life to prayer. From his rocky shelter in the bay, Helier would warn of the approach of raiders so that the inhabitants could seek shelter until the danger passed. He was murdered by pirates in 555 AD and the site of his rock shelter, on the islet where Elizabeth Castle now stands, became a place of pilgrimage. CHURCH STREET John Wesley visited the Island in 1787 to preach to the small community of Methodists. Stormy weather stranded him here and during his enforced stay he preached to growing numbers. The Island s fervent embracing of Methodism caused disruption to the local militia force as Methodists refused to drill after church on a Sunday. It was eventually agreed that they could train on a weekday.
5 ROYAL SQUARE 101 HALKETT PLACE Edward Voisin was Secretary of the Jersey Anti-Compulsory Militia League and campaigned against the militia draft on religious grounds. In 1886 his two sons were imprisoned for refusing to serve in the Militia. Quaker supporters in England petitioned the Home Secretary and they were finally exempted from military service as they would have been under English law. The family shared many of the pacifist ideals of the Quaker movement and became members of the local meeting house. Florence Rowe developed her business skills working in her father s St Helier book shop and went on to marry Nottingham entrepreneur Jesse Boot of Boots the Chemist. The Boots never forgot their humble origins and worked to improve the wellbeing of their employees across the country. When they retired to Jersey they continued to make a positive impact on the lives of working people with gifts to the Island such as Coronation Park and sport facilities and workers cottages at FB Fields WESLEY GROVE The founders of the Jersey Ladies College met at Wesley Grove in 1880 with the aim of providing an education for the daughters of those of modest means. Committee member William Smith was a passionate advocate for female education and sent his daughters to the school. A mixed race anti-slavery campaigner from Sierra Leone, Smith had moved to London and then to Jersey with his family in He was also a Methodist preacher. 32 QUEEN STREET Ronald Podrow was born in London in 1926 and spent his childhood in Jersey. Like the majority of Jewish residents, the family decided to evacuate just before the arrival of German forces in the summer of In later life he moved to America and was inspired by a woman known as Peace Pilgrim, who abandoned personal possessions and walked over 25,000 miles for peace until her death in Styling himself Peace Pilgrim II, Podrow also began walking for peace.
6 13 16 REGENT ROAD 14 QUAKER MEETING HOUSE LA COLOMBERIE Jersey s first woman doctor was born in St Helier in Lilian Grandin trained in London and then volunteered for a missionary expedition to China. She spent ten years helping the poor and needy in a remote region while also spreading the Christian faith. During the First World War she worked in a London hospital but went back to China to continue her work as a doctor and missionary until her death from typhus in The Society of Friends, or Quakers, began as a breakaway group from the Church of England and has a long history of promoting peace and social justice. Quakers played active roles in campaigning for prison reform and anti-slavery campaigns. Jersey Quakers were few in number and met in private houses until this modest one-storey Meeting House was opened in Weekly meetings continued until the Occupation and after the war, Quakers like Clifford du Feu were actively involved in the reconciliation process. ROCHER DES PROSCRITS GRÈVE D AZETTE 15 In his work, the great French writer Victor Hugo considered many of the social and political issues of the 19th century. He was elected to the French parliament and gave many progressive speeches calling for universal suffrage, free education and the abolition of the death penalty. He also presided over the International Peace Congress held in Paris. In 1851 Napoleon III seized power in France and Victor Hugo was one of many political exiles who sought refuge in Jersey during this turbulent time in Europe.
7 JERSEY PEACE TRAIL GUIDE This guide takes you on a walking tour of St Helier from west to east through the heart of town. Discover stories of peace and social justice from Elizabeth Fry s campaign for reform of the Island s prison to the reconciliation process of the postwar years between Jersey and its German occupiers. FIND OUT MORE Make sure you visit the Jersey Heritage website to view a video about each location. BECOME A MEMBER As a Jersey Heritage member you will enjoy a whole range of exclusive benefits, from free entries to discounts and special events.
8 OTHER SITES OF INTEREST 1. Garden of Reflection Jersey War Tunnels 2. Glass Church Millbrook 3. Peace Cross Unitarian Church, Sion 4. Forced Workers Memorial La Hougue Bie (entry fee for site) View Peace Trail films at jerseyheritage.org Association of Jersey Charities, No. 161
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